StateNet tennis tournament opens in Charleston with record field
The twenty eights annual state closed tennis tournament begins this morning at 7 30 on the Charleston Tennis Club courts with the largest entry in history. Seventy two top players from across the state start early rounds, with quarter finals Friday and finals Sunday. Seeded players include B F Arkle Wheeling Sam Cohn Beckley Jim Allen Charleston Aubray Smith Berkeley Eddis Dickie Huntington Hernmn Bennett Charleston Horace Bulen Charleston and Charles Front Wheeling. First round matches are listed for 2 10 p m with many Charleston and neighboring towns represented.
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Charleston Tennis Club
B. F. Arkle
Charleston, Tennis Club
Ita
Wheeling
Sam Cohn
Beckley
Jim Allen
Charleston
Aubray Smith
Berkley
Eddis Blckle
Huntington
Hernun’ Bennett
Horaca Bulen
Charles Front
Pevieinay
Dan Yeen
Phil Aaneed
T Bluefield
Frank Cain
Rona Nutter
White
Sulphus Springs
B. Harris
Blair Holliday
Bhi White
John Murphy
Shakestop
B. OF
Arkle
Ivor Bolarsky
Well Daniels
Moe Raelharleston
Buford McNeer
Hinton Va
Charles Midelburg
Mose Bown
Elkina Va
John
Gray
Tikle Reed
James Wiikes
Robert Brown
Elk Cins
Westfall
Jobs Groves
Ez Allum
Montgomery
Wrorel Adkins
Alderson
Eddie Bickle
Huntingson
Pell Miller
Charlesto
George Gordon
Joe Ferguson
Narmin Wilson
Hinton
Joe Littepags
Bill Berry
H. W. Fredericks
James Allen
Paul Kaufman
Howard Allum
Malcolm Isliy
Tom Moore
R. M. Drumhaller
Ken Talbott
Ned Ragland
Meckley
Charles Ayant
Ez Oo
Saab i Ley
Iter Sistersville
Oe Beer
Preston
Huntington Va
Lawrence Smith
Sisteraville
John Faulconer
Radio Alcorn
Mt. Hope
de Bulen
Charleston Va
Fred
Meyer
Samms
Charlest
A Q. Smith
Herebert Stansbury
Charlies Gore
Bob Bell
Aubrey Zimith
W. Fox
Tom Fenleoness
Koester- Colvin
Robert
Brosius
Seta
Mey Wel Tups
Jutty
Iteulphur Springs On
Bernard Polan
Ar Bensett
Bill Deprper Iderson
Huntington In
David Gray
Jainelle Va
Wiley Carbide In Feature Tilt In City Softball Race
The 3 C Wiley softball team faces Carbide in an Industrial division clash at Glenwood Thursday at 4 30 p m Wiley sports a 10 0 city league record while Carbide stands eight and two in the standings The game marks a key contest between the two top teams with a possible first tilt in the year long feature.
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3. C. Wiley
Glenwood
Carbide Io
J. C. Wiley
Wiley
Carbide
K P A Wins Doubleheader in Kimberly
The KP A baseball club defeated Levi 7 3 and Antter 16 3 on Sunday in Kimberly. Spurlock led the team at Eagle Street with strong pitching and defense. The club seeks more games with other local teams as the season continues.
Coal Fork Beats Lawman Drug 8 to 4 In Local Clash
Coal Fork defeated Lawman Drug 8 to 4 at home in a game led by Reynolds and Walker who stood out with strong hitting.
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Coal Fork
Lawman
Reynolds
Walker
Unclear OCR sports card across cities and teams
Fragmentary text lists multiple team matchups and locations including Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Washington with names Vandermeer Sprisenhy Lange and Thomas. Details are garbled, offering no coherent results or dates.
Louis Louis: Joe Louis Wins Heavyweight Title in 22-Year Gap
CHICAGO June 22 US After a 22 year gap a Black boxer holds the world heavyweight title. Joe Louis, from Detroit, stops Braddock in the eighth round after a brutal bout. Louis rises as a dramatic new figure in boxing history. Braddock, the former champion, fights valiantly but falls to Louis swift finishing punch. Police crowd the ring as Braddock is carried away from a bloodied canvas. Louis’s victory marks a turning point and promises a new era in the heavyweight ranks.
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Chicago
Louis
Jack Dempacy
Jimmy Braddock
Louiz
Braddock
Himelf
T Hough
Joe
Ils Bert
Max Schmeling
Ilto
Comiskey Park
Deep South
Detroit
Compacy
Max Baer
Joe Louis
DuPont Beats Owens-Ilinois In City Softball Clash
DuPont tops Owens-Ilinois 8 to 6 in Libbey-Owens field action. Barkslow homered for the winners while Marklow and Edwarda shared battery duties for Owens-Ilinois. Millser and Barklow also contributed for the victorious side.
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DuPont
Owens-Ilinois
Libbey-Owens
Barkslow
Marklow
Edwarda
Millser
Barklow
Indians Hand Senators Fourth Straight Defeat
Springfield Indians beat Charleston 4 1 to sweep the series and push their win streak to five as Jim Pofahl hit a homer and Mike Polagyi pitched a strong game. Cloyd Stith pitched well for Charleston while the Indians gathered six hits in the third and seventh innings to secure the victory.
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the Gazette
Springfield
Jim Pofahl
Springfield Indians
Charleston
Mike Polagyi
Indians
Senators
Cloyd Stith
Holliday
Walters
Murphy
Tighe
Workman
Polaggi
Scalzi
Polagyi
Charleston Springheld
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Sculla
Miss Toucan Wins at Charles Town Headliner
Virgil L. Adams rides Miss Toucan to a 135 second four and a half furlong victory for Charles Town Jockey Club. Gene Terhune scores his third win of the day aboard the chestnut filly, with Hydrangea and Truthfully also placing in the Dolly Double. Sammy Palumbo leads the meeting aboard Radial, while Willie Snyder is suspended five days for rough riding in the seventh race aboard Gold Streak.
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Charles Town
Virgil L. Adams
Charles Town Jockey Club
Gene Terhune
Trap Hock
Toucana
Terhune
Berry
L. K. Crist
Sammy Palumbo
C. FE. Wilson
Wilie Snyder
Eunice Beats Marting 10-2 in Sunday game
Eunice won 10 to 2 as Silas HN pitched for Eunice in Eunice West Virginia. The bats rapped 17 hits led by a 10 run output while Miler and McCormick held Marting to nine scattered hits.
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Eunice
Marting
Lefty Miler
McCormick
Silas HN
W. Va
Yesterday's Race Results and Entries Include Maiden Rivals
Race results list multiple horses with numbers and times, including Puher B0 4.60 4.00 Seeing Mt 112 W, Darby Darlin 114 J Longaw aime BY, Battle-Star, and Suprise Box 16 J. W. Fry. Also noted are 3 year-olds, 4 year-olds, and maidens with entries like Time 4, Prince venir, King Bee, and Miss Prurence. Additional lines mention prizes, allowances, and various entrants with times and placings.
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al Dotratt
Mingl E Tatle
Pastalie
Puher BO
Cormay
Darby Darlin
Longawaime
Py Gmreaida
I Walt
Aritano
Sequoia
Tarnandes
J. W. Fry
Rirtdentte
Aboe
Mil F Hmment
Ateremec
J. Moverato
Peince” Venir
Tan
Monroy
Alwintour
Kingbury
Mutiie
Mratic Bien
Binth
Sybil
Jones
Clatm
Dara Reinew
Marrero
Mecomur
Carnay
Thirdaccio
Mattioli
Jack Bergeant
Recter
Racsi
P. Fernendd
Rasen Alvatan di
Beattys Imperial Metry
Alae
Jokntion
Exchange Club
Aureben
Hymarque
Tramscall
Upholder
Lady Chiniquy
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Wee Te
Fern
Barta
Our David
Tol
Marinelit
Ban Erin
Ward Ta
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Alvarani AU Devil
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Jani Alimer
Anderson
Aliorat
Star Huss
Mise
Balko
F Hornhaueh
Lady Day
Timberline
Trish
Buthieiow
Haver
Trap
Ryan Hites
Ove
Universal Consensus E M obsmian Lace Report
The fragmentary text mentions names and terms like Liles Duke Mies Fileke and Ce rt or gal Links, but lacks clear events, dates, organizations, or outcomes to establish a coherent news item. The readable portions resemble garbled names and place-holders rather than a definable report.
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Liles Duke
Mies Fileke A Cuckes
Srineheta i
Favorites Win In Net Tourney at Wimbledon
Wimbledon favors dominated the day as Americans led by Helen Jacobs and Althe Marble swept through women's singles and the Budge-Mako doubles team. Mary Hardwick pushed Jacobs to a tight finish, overcoming a ferocious challenge before losing 9-11 in the final set. The center court spectacle drew a largely female crowd as Marble extended American dominance in the early rounds.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Jacobs
Allee Marble
U. S
Don Budge
Genco Mako
Misa
San Francisco
Mary Hardwick
England
Ntt
Belle Eagle Scout Samuel Martin to attend national jamboree
Samuel Martin, Eagle Scout son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Martin of Belle, was chosen to represent Troop 56 of Belle at the national jamboree in Washington. He is at Camp Walhonde this week and will leave next Tuesday for Washington.
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Samuel Martin
Harry F. Martin
Belle
Washington
Camp Walhonde
Diamond Juniors Rally To Beat Witcher Juniors 11–10
Diamond Juniors defeated Witcher Juniors 11 to 10 on Sunday with Hemmings credited as the winning pitcher. Players from Diamond should contact Junior Lambert at Diamond, West Virginia, for planning future games.
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Diamond
Hemmings
Junior Lambert
W. Va
Kanawha Golfers Seek Cup Title
Kanawha Country Club gathers thirty two golfers to begin the handicap tourney and defend the President's Cup with Hayes Picklesimer as medalist at 66 last Saturday. Final rounds set for Monday July 1937 with upper and lower brackets listed and local players named.
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Kanawha Country Club
Hayes Picklesimer
Huskies Beat Navy to Clinch Rowing Crown
Washington swept the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta winning their second straight three race sweep. The Huskies clocked 18 minutes 33 3 6 seconds over four rough miles on the Hudson, beating Navy by nearly four lengths with Cornell third and Syracuse fourth.
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Poougheepsie
University of Washington
Huskies
Washington
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Geyacra
Hudson River
California
Navy
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Wisconsin
al Ulbrickton
Braddock Louis Fight Set At Comiskey Park
Fight fanciers gathered at Comiskey Park Chicago on June 22 to watch James J Braddock defend his title against challenger Joe Louis. About 3 000 police guarded the scene as gates opened to 3 ½ dollar general admission and fans from the Negro section joined the crowd seeking a clear view of the ring 400 feet away.
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Comiskey Park
Chicago
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Lake Michigan
Central Standard Tire
Mike Jacobs
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